No Cholera Threat From Immigrant Arrivals
A Winnipeg dispatch to The Dispatch reports no truth to Neche North Dakota rumors that cholera reached St Paul via immigrant ships. Health officials in Winnipeg and St Paul say no infected immigrants have arrived, and New York physicians see little danger of an outbreak.
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New York
St. Paul
Dispatch
Winnipeg
Neche
N. D
St.Paul
Russia
United States
Canada
Cholera Deaths Spreading From Neche to Winnipeg Immigrants
Cholera reached Winnipeg as 256 migrants from Europe, many from Southern Russia, traveled by Canadian Pacific. An infected car quarantined at Fort William after deaths on board prompted Winnipeg to isolate passengers and halt movement toward North Dakota and the U S. Authorities fear border crossing and aim to stamp out the outbreak.
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Necuz
N. D
Winnipeg
Canadian Pacific
Europe
Russia
Montreal
Vancouver
United States
North Dakota
American Northwest
Fort William
Lake Superior
Neche
Quarantine at Halifax Over Immigrants From Numidian
The British steamer Numidian from Liverpool lies at quarantine in Halifax with 1,200 immigrants undergoing disinfection. Telegrams between Ottawa and Halifax officials show a dispute over landing calls and quarantine measures. Both sides argue for city control or state guidance on fumigation facilities.
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Haliifax
N.S
Liverpool
Ottawa
Halifax
T. M. Day
New York Doctors See Limited Cholera Risk This Summer
The World summarizes opinions of leading New York physicians and health officials on the chance of a cholera epidemic this summer. They foresee some sporadic cases in hot months but doubt these will develop into a full outbreak.
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New York
Ex Governor Merriam Buys Kittson Place on Summit Avenue
Ex Governor W. R. Merriam has purchased the Kittson residence at Summit avenue corner Dayton avenue. The sale is reported on good authority with no doubt the transaction is complete.
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Sr. Paw
W. R. Merriam
Kittson Place
Summit Avenue
Dayton Avenue
Sailors to Join New York Columbian Parade
Secretary Herbert orders Admiral Gherardi to permit U S Navy sailors to take part in the April 28 land parade reviewed by President Cleveland. The move aims to ensure the parade’s principal feature succeeds despite fears sailors might desert ashore.
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New York
The
Advertiser
Herbert of
Navy
Gherardi
United States
Cleveland
Cashier Schardt Suffering Fatal Illness Rumor Denied
Nashville report states cashier Schardt of the Mechanics Bank and Trust company is dying from stomach congestion. A rumor he attempted suicide is denied as physicians were summoned to his home late Sunday night.
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Nashville
Tenn
Schardt
Mechanics Bank and Trust Company
Strike called by UP shop workers over reduced standard day
In Omaha on April 18 a noon strike was ordered by boilermakers blacksmiths molders and patternmakers along the Union Pacific system. The dispute centers on a plan to cut the standard working day by the employer.
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Omaha
Union Pacific
Two Killed and Several Injured in Rail Collision
Farwell Michigan April 18 A collision on the Toledo Ann Arbor and North Michigan railroad about four miles north of Farwell between a work train and a northbound passenger train killed two men and left several others badly injured.
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Farwell, Mich
Toledo, Ann Arbor and North Michigan
Here
Sault Ste. Marie Railroad Bonds Sold in London Market
Montreal report notes over 7 million dollars in Sault Ste. Marie railroad bonds placed in London markets last week at 91 1 4. The issue signals strong investor interest in Canadian rail securities and reflects favorable pricing in the London market.
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Montreal
Keeley sells gold cure rights to New York syndicate
Curiaco reports that Dr. Leslie F. Keeley has sold his gold cure to a New York syndicate for ten million dollars. The announcement comes with claimed good authority.
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Curiaco
Leslie F. Keeley
New York
Tennessee legislature adjourns after stormy session
The Tennessee legislature adjourned after a stormy tumultuous session. One key bill passed abolished the leasing of convicts.
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NasHvViLte
Tenn
Ex Consul Dudley Drops Dead in Philadelphia
Campers report ex consul Dudley dead at Broad Street residence in Philadelphia. Cause of death not specified in the brief notice. The burial details and immediate family were not listed in the readable text.
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Dudley
Campers
N. J
Honie
To Liverd
Broad Street
Iladelphia
The Hawaiian Situation Reported in New York Dispatch
A Honolulu dispatch from April 6 cited by Charles Nordhoff notes natives broadly oppose annexation while many Americans favor it. The provisional government is weakening, with leaders seeking delay until President Cleveland’s decision to restore the constitutional government.
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York
Honolulu
The
Herald
Charles Norohoff
San Francisco
Nordhoff
McAn
Cleveland
Canadian Exodus Strains Rail Lines Toward United States
A Canadian exodus is reported as emigrants from Quebec move toward the United States. The churn affects the Grand Trunk and Quebec Central lines and disrupts traffic, with the Canadian Pacific not involved. The agricultural east of Quebec feels the impact as the stream of travelers grows.
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United States
Bullets and Bayonets in Ulster Unionist Op Position
A Yorkshire candidate with Malton and York seeks to join Ulster Unionists in an armed operation opposing home rule. Other news notes rifles and bayonets, presumed to aid Ulster in battle.
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Malton
Yorket
Yorkshire
Nahn
Ulster
Royalists claim Liliuokalani restoration within two weeks
Dispatch from Honolulu dated April 9 reports Royalists asserting future actions by Mr. Blount and the commissioner in the name of confidence that Queen Liliuokalani will be restored to the throne within two weeks.
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Kansas City
the Times
Honolulu
Blount
Liliuokalani
Carlisle declines to discuss future financial action
Ashington April 18. Secretary Carlisle declines to outline future financial plans until the emergency arrives. He has been in conference with the president regarding orders for gold from New York and other points. An order for 1,250,000 dollars of gold is engaged.
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Ashington
Carlisle
New York
Woodruff Case Postponed to July in Arkansas
The case against former Arkansas state treasurer William H. Woodruff charged with embezzlement was postponed from April 18 to July 5 in Little Rock.
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Woodruff
Little Rock
Ark
William 3. Woodruff
Exstate
Pioneer dies in Minnesota banker and steel executive
The obituary notes the death of a St Paul financier who served as director at the Commercial Nick of Chicago and held roles with the First National Bank of St Paul the Lumbermen's Bank of Stillwater and other institutions. Wealth estimated above 20000 dollars.
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Gerton of
St. Paul
Klin
N.Y
Music hall contract and presbytery actions reported
Brief items note a contract signing in the national league and a music hall with uncertain concerts. The Pa presbytery directs candidates to a New York seminary. Dates cited include April 18, 1893, with money rates listed as 4 to 5 percent and paper at 6 to 14 percent.
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Pa Presbytery
Wnion Seminary
New York
Market reports show cattle and mutton demand in Chicago
The April 18, 1898 market note records active trading and steady demand for cattle and stockers. Prices include good steers around 3.50, cows near 2.50 to 3.50, heavy calves about 2.00, veal and lamb figures near 4.00 to 4.85, with receipts and a bullish, fluctuating tone.
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Bours St. Pat
Market quotes and rail prices from Minneota settlement
April 18 1893 notes show opening prices at 6436c and 6470 with a later 68¢ opening in July. Highest and lowest prices are listed with 64c4c and 67g0 closures. Track No 1 reports 6 percent. Northern lines show high No 2 Northern Ge.
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Minnearots
Carcaco Union Stock Yarns Opening Prices Report
Opening prices and market tones for cattle hogs sheep and grains at Carcaco on April 18 1823 with gains for cattle and sheep and declines for hogs grain prices shown for Wheat Corn Oats and pork and lard futures. Receipts listed at 13000 cattle 28000 hogs and 0 sheep with Chicago data.
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Carcaco Union
Peer Her
Apoe May
Seesaly
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Hogenes
Honest Priges
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Wylie Ave
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Iroquois Land Agency
G- E. Haney, Anager
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York Weekly
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Toran
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